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Naval ROTC is an outstanding program that trains midship- The Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) provides Career Possibilities The Air Force trains college students to be future leaders in men for future service as officers in the U.S. Navy and Ma- college-trained officers for the Regular Army, Army Reserve, and The leadership and management skills you learn in the the domains of air and space. If you’re dedicated, respon- rine Corps. The Penn State Naval ROTC Unit averages 185 Army National Guard. The mission of ROTC is to develop the Army are in high demand in today’s job market. Some of sible, and ambitious, you could be one of them. men and women who make up the Battalion of Midshipmen. future officer leadership of the U.S. Army. This includes recruit- the branches in which you could serve include: The program stresses leadership and professional education, ing, training, evaluating, selecting, and commissioning high- Scholarship Opportunities provides summer cruise opportunities around the world, and quality people for military service in the Army. Army ROTC is Air Force ROTC offers three-and four-year scholarships. Aviation Judge Advocate General’s Corps results in lasting friendships. the largest officer-producing organization with the American Scholarships are available on a competitive basis. Most Military Police Signal Corps Naval ROTC focuses on success, especially for first- military, having commissioned more than half a million sec- of our scholarships pay full tuition, plus most laboratory, Infantry Quartermaster Corps year students. Academic advisers, tutors, and close supervi- ond lieutenants since its inception in 1916. textbook, and incidental fees. Scholarships also provide Military Intelligence Transportation Corps sion by upper-division students result in academic success At Penn State, Army ROTC is an elective course that a tax-free stipend each month for up to ten months Special Forces Chemical Corps far above the average. Classes are open to all Penn State How to Enroll provides a combination of academics and hands-on training. each year. Adjutant General’s Corps Ordnance Air Force ROTC Classes students. Physical and mental challenges are designed to help students If you’re in high school and interested in an Air Force As a midshipman, you must register for the Naval Science Armor Field Artillery succeed in college and beyond. Teamwork and responsibili- ROTC scholarship, apply at AFROTC.com by December 1 General Military Courses (2 credits each) courses listed below. For more information, call 814-865- Finance Corps Corps of Engineers Scholarship ties like teaching of your senior year. If you’re a college student, contact the AIR 151 and 152. Foundations of the U.S. Air Force 6289 or stop by 315 Wagner Building. Medical Corps Opportunities younger cadets Air Force ROTC admissions officer at 814-865-5453. AIR 251 and 252. Evolution of U.S. Air Force Air and Space are integral to Many Naval Naval Science Course Curriculum Keep in mind, however, that you don’t have to be on Power NAVSC 101. Introduction to Naval Science the program. scholarship to be a part of Air Force ROTC. You can enroll ROTC students Upon successful How to Enroll earn scholarships (2 credits) (first-year) in an Air Force ROTC course now, with no obligation, and completion of Add ARMY 101 to your list of courses when you register; if Professional Officer Courses (3 credits each) for full tuition apply for a scholarship later. NAVSC 102. Sea Power and Maritime Affairs military science you are already at Penn State, stop by the Army ROTC office, AIR 351 and 352. Leadership Studies to Penn State. (3 credits) (first-year) and baccalaureate 212 Wagner Building, University Park campus. AIR 451 and 452. National Security Affairs and Preparation Students may Career Possibilities NAVSC 204. Leadership and Management I degree require- for Active Duty apply for scholar- Every Air Force assignment demands hard work and in- (2 credits) (sophomore) ments, students Basic courses (2 credits each) ships beginning creased responsibility; each also offers many personal and are commissioned ARMY 101. U.S. Army Organization and Functions NAVSC 205. Navigation professional rewards. There are more than 135 Air Force of- If you are enrolling at a Penn State campus other than Uni- in March of their as officers in the junior year in (3 credits) (sophomore) ARMY 102. The Military Profession: Leadership and Man- ficer career fields to choose from. Here are some examples: versity Park, you may still be able to join Air Force ROTC U.S. Army. agement Theory through a cross-town agreement. This program enables you high school; ap- NAVSC 322. Naval Ships Systems I—Naval Engineering to participate in Air Force ROTC one afternoon a week plications must (3.5 credits) (sophomore) ARMY 203. Army Operations: Tactics and the Principles Pilot Nursing/Medical Scholarship at a nearby campus of another college or university. The be completed by of War HowEngineer to Enroll Public Affairs NAVSC 323. Naval Ships Systems II—Weapons Opportunities following Penn State campuses participate in cross-town December of the Logistics Intelligence (3 credits) (junior) ARMY 204. Land Navigation: Topographic Maps and Orien- agreements: Abington, Altoona, Brandywine, Hazleton, senior year. A In addition to the Communication/Computer Personnel teering Wilkes-Barre, and Worthington Scranton. scholarship en- NAVSC 311. Evolution of Warfare awarded scholar- systems Air Weapons Controller Nothing of real and lasting value can be accomplished titles a student to (2 credits) (junior/senior Marine option) ship, each recipi- Acquisitions Air Traffic Control Advanced courses (3 credits each) without dedication. That’s why we seek men and women full tuition, books, ent receives a flat Comptroller Satellite/Space Operator NAVSC 313. Marine Corps Leadership Theory and ARMY 301. Advanced Principles of Leadership and Man- who are devoted to their country through service in the Air computer and lab fees, and a stipend check. rate of $1,200 Meteorology Security Forces Techniques (2 credits) (Marine option) agement Force. Your decision to be an Air Force officer says you’re A scholarship is not necessary to participate in the annually for Judge Advocate Naval ROTC program. Many students enroll in the nonsub- NAVSC 401. Naval Operations and Seamanship books, supplies, and equipment, and $3,500–$5,000 annually ARMY 302. Advanced Principles of Military Leadership and ready to lead. It shows that you have imagination, ingenuity, sidized College Program. Admission to the University Park (3 credits) (senior) in spending money. ROTC scholarships are merit based and Combat Operations and drive. It shows you won’t settle for second best. Be an campus is required for participation in the College Program. cover full tuition (in-state or out-of-state) plus mandatory Air Force officer—cross into the blue! NAVSC 402. Leadership and Management II ARMY 401. Organizational Behaviors: Interrelationships of fees. Candidates are selected for their scholastic and athletic First-year students can join by signing up for the appropriate Directing Staffs and Staff Functions Career Possibilities (2 credits) (senior) achievements, leadership, and extracurricular accomplish- Air Force courses listed in the Penn State class schedule dur- The Navy and Marine Corps provide a diverse field of ca- ments. ARMY 402. Army Personnel Management and Logistics ing registration. First-semester sophomores not previously reer opportunities for those who receive a commission from enrolled need to register for both first-year and sophomore NAVY Opportunities for Army National Guard and Army Reserve Members The following Penn State campuses offer Army ROTC: Air Force courses. For more information, contact the Penn Naval ROTC. The training and experience provided by the Naval Aviator (pilot/navigator) various Navy and Marine Corps career paths are of the high- Students who have completed basic training receive credit University Park, Altoona, and Hazleton. State Air Force ROTC admissions officer at 814-865-5453. Surface Warfare Officer (SWO Nuke) If you plan to attend a Penn State campus that does not Our Air Force ROTC detachment is located on the first floor est caliber. At right is only a partial list of careers available Submariner for first-year and sophomore ROTC classes. During the soph- to midshipmen graduating from Naval ROTC. omore year, reservists and guard members can earn benefits offer Army ROTC, the following colleges and universities of Wagner Building at the University Park campus. Special Warfare Officer (Navy SEALs) have entered into agreements with nearby Penn State cam- Nurse Corps from both ROTC and their units as part of the Simultaneous Membership Program (SMP). Students can also compete puses through which Penn State students may participate in for two- and three-year scholarships that provide standard their programs: Bucknell University (Pennsylvania College airforce.psu.edu MARINE CORPS scholarship benefits, and receive these benefits while they of Technology); Dickinson College (Penn State Harrisburg, Infantry earn drill pay with SMP. SMP participants may either take Penn State York); Gannon University (Penn State Erie, The Artillery advantage of a guaranteed reserve or National Guard com- Behrend College); Lehigh University (Penn State Berks, Penn Aviation (pilot/navigator/air traffic control) mission or pursue an active-duty commission. State Lehigh Valley); The University of Scranton (Penn State Armor (tanks) Wilkes-Barre, Penn State Worthington Scranton); and Widen- Amphibious Assault er University (Penn State Abington, Penn State Brandywine). Communications army.psu.edu Naval ROTC Army ROTC Air Force ROTC

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ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) has been a proud tradition at Penn State Pay: Competitive salary and allowance since 1916. Our programs are the largest in the Big Ten and consistently rank Vacation: Thirty days of leave with pay each year among the top in the nation in terms of size, quality, and officer production. Sick leave: Unlimited; full pay continues ROTC is a training program designed to give men and women the opportunity to become leaders in the armed forces while completing a university Medical care: Furnished at no cost degree. In ROTC, you can compete for valuable scholarships and earn both a Dental care: Furnished at no cost commission as an officer and a chance to serve your country—all while learn- Life insurance: $200,000 of low-cost term life insurance ing the leadership, management, and communication skills sought by today’s employers. Social life: Officers’ clubs, swimming, golfing, bowling, and tennis Penn State ROTC consists of three programs: Army, Navy, and Air Force. at reduced rates Interested students choose one of the three and take the appropriate sequence Education: Opportunity for an advanced degree with tuition as- of courses. Upon completing the program, qualified students are commissioned sistance—all services pay at least 75 percent as a second lieutenant or ensign, then serve either four years of active duty or Retirement: Opportunity to retire after twenty years with percent- eight years in the reserves. age of base pay All students may take ROTC courses, even if they do not want to earn a Advancement: Promotions based on job performance commission. These classes can be easily scheduled, and at least 6 credits can be applied toward degree requirements for any Penn State major. There is no Shopping: Save as much as 25 percent in on-base stores military obligation for taking ROTC courses. Living quarters: On- or off-base housing allowance Our programs are the largest in the Big Ten and consistently rank among the top in the nation in terms of size, quality, and officer production. LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCEROTC Penn State Army ROTC Name: FOR MORE Phone Number: INFORMATION Address: City: To find out more about ROTC, contact State: Zip: E-mail: the office of the program you’re interested in; one of our staff members School or College Attending: will help you. You can also find more Graduation Date: Cumulative GPA (A=4.0): information on our websites. If you are visiting Penn State University Park, I would like more information about: stop by our offices in Wagner Building. ■ ROTC Courses ■ Reserve and ARNG Opportunities ■ Scholarships ■ Medical School Opportunities ARMY ROTC ■ Penn State Admissions ■ Please Call Me THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Privacy Act Statement: Under the authority of Title 10.USC 2101-2111, your address is needed to provide you with materials on the Penn State ROTC program. Completion of this form is voluntary, but not completing it will 211 WAGNER BUILDING prevent us from mailing you materials. Information obtained will be used for ROTC enrollment purposes. UNIVERSITY PARK PA 16802-3801 814-863-0368/866-558-3513 E-mail: [email protected] army.psu.edu Penn State Naval ROTC NAVAL ROTC Name: THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Phone Number: 315 WAGNER BUILDING Address: UNIVERSITY PARK PA 16802-3893 City: 814-865-6289 State: Zip: E-mail: AIR FORCE ROTC School or College Attending: THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE Graduation Date: UNIVERSITY ACT/SAT Scores: 109 WAGNER BUILDING Intended Major: UNIVERSITY PARK PA 16802-3800 ■ ■ 814-865-5453 Navy Option Marine Option

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